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N. Zola

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Review Open access Sep 2026

Digital grief and bereavement in the social media era: a systematic literature review of psychological adaptation, online mourning, and counseling interventions

Death, loss, and mourning are universal experiences, yet contexts of grief have been transformed by social media and digital technologies. This systematic literature review synthesized evidence on digital grief and bereavement, focusing on online mourning, adaptation, and technology-mediated counseling. Following PRISM...

N. Zola, I. Ifdil, M. F. Zatrahadi et al. · Journal of Counseling, Educa... · 0 citations

Review Open access Sep 2026

Trauma-informed leadership: a systematic literature review of leadership behaviours, employee well-being, organizational resilience, and psychological recovery

Trauma is practically built into modern work now. Employees in healthcare, education, child welfare, policing, and social care routinely face stress, vicarious traumatization, and outright adversity. This review pulls together the evidence on what trauma-informed leadership actually does to leader behaviours, staff wel...

N. Zola, I. Ifdil, M. F. Zatrahadi et al. · Journal of Counseling, Educa... · 0 citations

Review Open access Sep 2026

From sensing to self-regulation: a systematic review of biofeedback and neurofeedback interventions for mental health and stress regulation in athletes

Competitive sport puts a lot of stress on both the body and mind, and biofeedback and neurofeedback techniques are new ways to help with stress regulation and athlete mental health support by using sensors and tailoring a personal plan. This systematic review is summarizing the research evidence from these areas that s...

N. Zola, I. Ifdil, M. F. Zatrahadi et al. · JRTI (Jurnal Riset Tindakan... · 0 citations

Review Open access Sep 2026

Wearable sensing and deep learning for human activity and action recognition in sport and physical activity: a systematic review

The fast merging of sensors which can be worn, the interconnected network of things, and the power of artificial intelligence changed the game in measuring movements during sports and physical activity, however, the information on how such systems can detect various athletic activities is still scattered mainly within...

N. Zola, I. Ifdil, M. F. Zatrahadi · Journal of Counseling, Educa... · 0 citations